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    1.) The Catholic Church, 67,820,833 members; 2.) The Southern Baptist Convention, 16,267,494; 3.) The United Methodist Church, 8,186,254; 4.) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 5,999,177; 5.) The Church of God in Christ, 5,499,875; 6.) National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc., 5,000,000; 7.) Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, 4,930,429; 8.) National Baptist Convention of America, 3,500,000; 9.) Presbyterian Church (USA), 3,189,573; 10.) Assemblies of God, 2,779,095 Source: 2006 Yearbook of American and Canadian Churches

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Romney drops to sixth in USA Today poll

Posted March 27, 2007

Bible Belt Blogger: Romney drops to sixth in USA Today poll

A poll of 429 Republican and Republican-leaning voters, conducted between March 23-25, shows Mitt Romney's support plunging in the past two weeks, from 8 percent to 3 percent. The former Massachusetts governor (and former Mormon missionary to France), who was in third place at the start of the month, has fallen to sixth place, even trailing Sam Brownback of Kansas.

Meanwhile, Southern Baptist minister (and former Arkansas Gov.) Mike Huckabee is stuck in tenth place, with just 1 percent of the vote. The religious views of both men have garnered a lot of media attention.

Rudy Guliani, apparently unharmed by criticism of his two divorces, leads the pack.

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Maybe if Romney just gave each GOP primary voter a "contribution" he could increase his support.

Worked for the MA. conservative groups- and the one area of success for this presidential candidate appears to be fundraising....